Nollie Day and the O'Brien Mystery at Luxor
Nollie Day, a working girl posing as Mrs Judson, bets on a romance with Ned O'Brien in New York. A mistaken identity and a missing prize money plunge her into pursuit, as she confronts love, deceit, and the dream of a brighter life.
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Nollie Day
Yang Ont
Small Tom
Lil
Daz
Gil Ibo Barrows
Nellie
Nallie Jones
New York
Prin
Jake Tippett
Lily
Noltie
Nollie Iseen
Stu
Nollie
Nolhie
Nollle
Nee Waknava Esvart
Ned
Nellie Ey
Tour O Brien
Fitz Rou
Mrs. Judson
Mrs. Dudson
Tony
Tony O'Brien
Luxor
Orelesk
West Forty-eighth Street
Gloria
Gotdby
Princps
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Ian
Bun Mollie
Bren
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Spain
Sleirs
Nollir
Copel WA
Hyge Kean, Ryn, Inc
Remembering the Imperial Bar and its patrons
A reminiscence recalls the Imperial Bar in New York City before the war, a faltering venue for writers and sportsmen. Sullivan, a famed patron nicknamed Lachrynose Jack for his habit, was known to toast freely, while many friends observed his weakness under the influence naming him for his nickname.
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Meneer Nintel
New York Cty
Yoho
Sullivan
Lachrynose Jack
Advice to Lovelorn and Autumn Fashion Notes
A frayed romance column advises a suitor to accept his fiancée’s outings with other boys while acknowledging his anxieties about trust and future finances. The mixed guidance shifts to autumn fashion, praising jacket outfits, fur trims, and coordinated dresses with emphasis on necklines, sleeves, and practical accessories for fall wear.
Pattern by Marian Martin for cute youth frocks
Pattern advertisement by Marian Martin promotes a frilly dainty cotton print frock with a yoke full skirt and ticked hemline. Includes bloomers, pattern 8984 with various sizes, pricing 15 cents for pattern and book, order by mail from San Antonio Light.
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Marian Martin
Macian Marlin
San Antonio
Rand
Antonin
Thank-You Spirit in Daily Life and Polite Practice
A quirky column urges embracing a gracious habit of expressing gratitude. It promotes a constant practice of saying thank you to those who assist, arguing such courtesy improves daily life and spreads positive spirit across communities and relationships.
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Miss de Pegster
Rey
Baule
How to Choose and Cook Sweet Corn in A Rural Guide
Mildred Kitchen explains selecting sweet corn by husks, silks, kernel plumpness, and cob shape. She compares fresh picked flavor to market shipping, then details boiling with sugar, testing tenderness, and avoiding salt to prevent yellowing, plus broiling and crushing kernels for serving. Recipes include succotash with corn and beans, butter, milk, and pepper.
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Rivat
Varied Tastes Save World From One-Size Uniformity
A columnist argues diversity in opinion and style keeps life interesting. Rely on inner judgment rather than conforming to others. What suits others may not suit you, so maintain personal distinctions and choices.
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Bil
Beauty Tips From Past Seem to Glow Despite Time
The article notes bold lipstick survives trends while blush fades. Tan powders fade quickly for blondes brunettes and betweens. Under-eye bags appear on off days. water and rest are advised. Sunlight fresh air and sleep are doctor recommended. Facial care includes hot water cleansing hazel pads and cold cream massages.
Poor appetite and tiredness symptoms explain
Patient asks what craving loss and fatigue mean and how to care for it. Mentions possible iron deficiency and anemia symptoms and seeks guidance on testing, nutrition, hydration, rest, and when to seek medical advice. Recommends evaluating for bleeding, chronic disease, and vitamin deficiencies with a clinician.
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